Our free printable planner has been updated through 2024!
The Add Salt & Serve Printable Planner is a comprehensive organizer for appointments and family meal planning. It is completely free for personal use, and includes weekly "to do" and menu planner pages as well as monthly and yearly calendar pages.
Each month has a Month View Calendar page which can be used with detailed Weekly Planner pages. Opposite each Weekly Planner page is a menu planner for the week. The planner pages are pictured below (click on the image to download the PDF file). The pages are all designed to fit in a standard 8 ½ x 11 three ring binder; they can also be spiral bound at your local copy shop.
If you have any trouble downloading the planner, please use the Troubleshooting Guide at the bottom of the page.
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Weekly & Menu Planner Pages
Menu Planner |
Weekly Planner |
The printable planner pages include a Weekly Planner on the right side and the Menu Planner on the left. The planner pages are designed to be printed double-sided which will result in the Weekly Planner being hole-punched on the left side of the page and the Menu Planner punched on the right side.
When your Planner is open on your desk, the Weekly Planner page will be on the right, with the Menu Planner and Grocery List on the left just as pictured above. The pages are all designed to fit in a standard 8 ½" x 11" three ring binder, and if you print the pages double-sided, your clip-off grocery list will be on the back of last week's To Do list. Another option is to take the pages to a copy center and have them spiral bound.
As you finish each week, copy any incomplete items from this week's To Do list onto the list for next week and clip your grocery list for next week off so you can start your week with all of the items you need for your menu plan.
Monthly & Yearly Calendars (updated through 2024)
Month View Calendar |
Yearly Calendar |
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Please note: You may wish to make a folder named Planner in your document folder so you can easily find the planner files and print fresh copies when you need them.
Troubleshooting Guide
You must unzip the file before trying to open it with Acrobat Reader. On most computers, simply double-clicking the file will create an unzipped folder with the file contents. Once unzipped, the files can be opened with Acrobat Reader.
If the files do not open for you after you have unzipped them, please note their location in Finder (Mac) or Explorer (Windows). Next, open the Acrobat Reader, and using the Open... command from the File menu, choose the unzipped .pdf file from the location you noted. If you still cannot open the file, it may have been corrupted in transit. In that case, you should try downloading it again.
Lisa
When are you going to post the 2015 menu calendar (pdf)?
Mary Ann
Hi Lisa - I'm sorry - I'm really behind and am currently dealing with trying to get software installed on a new computer (can't get it deactivated on the old computer in order to reactivate it on the new one). I'll try to get to it as soon as I get everything up and running again.
Mary Ann
The 2015 calendars have been uploaded :)
Apryl
Hi Kathy,
I have used your weekly planner and menu planner since 2005 and I am glad to see the website get a new look and feel. When I first downloaded the PDF file for the menu and planner I was allowed to type directly into the fields on my computer and print it out. I have since updated my computer and switched to the new file recently and I do not have permissions to enter in the fields. I would like to know if this is now standard or do you still have the old version which allows you to update your list via input rather than having to print it out and write it all down?
Thank You for your all of your fabulous time saving ideas!
Mary Ann
Hi Apryl,
I don't remember it having editable fields back then, but it's possible. The current version doesn't have that. I will put it on the "Planner Pages Wish List" but I'm not sure when I will get to it. It's a tedious process to add editable fields but I'll look at it when I have time. Have a great day!
Kathy Mitchell
Yes. I use the planner sheets from 2005. They seem to have more space between the lines. I know they are quite old but I really like them.
Mary Ann
Hi Kathy - I'm not sure if I still have copies of those, but if I find them I'll email them to you.
Kathy Mitchell
I am also using the old format planner pages and would like to know if there is still a way that I can print those forms instead. I love your site and have learned so much. Thank you for all that you do.
Mary Ann
Hi Kathy,
What Lori was asking for was the unlined versions of the planner, which I have since added above. Is there something else you were looking for?
Mary Ann
Lori Morenz
I have been successfully using your weekly Menu Planner for a year and half now. I love it and swear by it - even share copies with friends!! However, I have liked your older formats better. Is there any way you'd consider posting the older versions for availability?
Thanks,
Lori
Mary Ann
Hi Lori,
I emailed you about this. Let me know if you didn't get it. Thanks!
Mary Ann